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Introduction of major cities in Canada

Toronto

Toronto is an Indian Huron language, which means "a place for gathering". The Hurons were the first indigenous people to live on the shores of Lake Ontario. Indeed, Toronto is now the largest city in Canada and enjoys the reputation of being the most diversified city in the world. Its residents are composed of more than 80 nationalities and speak more than 100 dialects. Chinese, English, French, Italians and Portuguese are the largest ethnic groups. Among the 4.3 million residents of Greater Toronto, there are about 350,000 Chinese.

Toronto extends from the city center and has a vast territory. The famous satellite cities are York, North York, East York, scarborough in scarborough, Yitaobigu and so on. Within half an hour's drive, you can reach markham in Wanjin and Mississauga in Mississauga. Toronto is the capital of Ontario, the cultural and industrial center of Ontario, the transportation hub and the heart of the national manufacturing industry.

Toronto is also an important financial center in Canada and the headquarters of large national institutions. Toronto Stock Exchange is one of the most active stock markets in North America. Toronto is also a newspaper center. The Globe and Mail, the national daily newspaper, and the Toronto Star, the largest metropolis newspaper in China, are both published in Toronto. In terms of film and television production, Toronto ranks third, only behind Hollywood and new york.

Area code: Toronto 4 16 905 outside Toronto

If there is a postal code with the prefix m, it is in multiple cities; Other postal codes are outside the city.

Toronto has four distinct seasons. Although Lake Ontario has a mild influence on the climate in this area, it can be moved to mid-April in winter. The snowfall varies from year to year.

Spring is usually a short season, followed by hot and humid summer with occasional thunderstorms. In autumn, the sun is shining and the temperature is pleasant. At noon, the temperature will reach the level of summer.

If you come to Toronto in winter, you need a thick coat or overcoat, waterproof boots, gloves and a wool hat. If summer comes, wide and thin clothes are the most comfortable. It's cold in the morning and evening, so take a sweater.

Vancouver Vancouver

Vancouver is known as the pearl of the Pacific Ocean. The urban area is located in a natural scenic spot with peaks, beaches and the mildest climate in the country. Most of the immigrants to Vancouver are Asians, and the total population of Greater Vancouver is about1800,000. Vancouver is the third largest city in Canada.

Vancouver District consists of 18 towns, covering an area of about 2,930 square kilometers, and is located on the coast of British Columbia's Lower Mainland. The population of Vancouver alone does not exceed 500,000, and other towns such as burnaby, Richmond, New Westminster, Coquitlam, Surrey and Delta are relatively large. Vancouver is a place where Chinese live in compact communities. Except English, most people speak Chinese and Punjabi. One out of every seven Vancouver people is from China.

Vancouver is Canada's largest port and the third largest airport. Due to its superior geographical location, the city has become an important economic and trade place between North America and Asia, thus winning the reputation of "the gate of the Pacific Ocean". Besides trade, tourism is another booming industry in Vancouver. Vancouver is the headquarters of many large Canadian companies. In addition, several of the largest resource expansion bases in British Columbia are also located in Vancouver.

Vancouver is famous for its mild and humid climate. Summer is usually warm and comfortable, but winter is warmer with only a little snow. The surrounding mountains protect the city from the cold wind and also produce rain clouds. The rainfall on Mount corus in North Vancouver is more than twice that in downtown and three times that in neighboring Richmond.

Montreal Montreal

Montreal is the second largest city in Canada and the third largest French-speaking city in the world. It is called "Little Paris". The urban area is 2,700 square kilometers, with a population of 3.3 million, of which about 2 million are descendants of early French immigrants, and another/kloc-0.0 million are British, Italian, Jewish and Eastern Europeans. The population of China is about 55,000. As early as180s in the 9th century, China people settled here, and the shops and restaurants they operated flourished.

Montreal is built on an island, surrounded by 29 satellite towns, at the intersection of the Ottawa River and the St. Lawrence River. This is an English-French bilingual city in Wu Ying. Montreal has a unique urban landscape, with Notre Dame, the largest church in North America. Because there are many Gothic churches in the city, Montreal is also called "the need of minarets".

Culturally, Montreal is called "the capital of art" and a perfect example of North America, Europe and ancient oriental culture. Its strong artistic atmosphere permeates every corner of the city. Montreal holds a grand art event every year. International Jazz Festival, Laughter Festival, International Fireworks Festival and World Film Festival are internationally renowned cultural exchange activities. Hu Meng Garden in Montreal is the largest China garden except China and North America.

The climate in Montreal can become extreme between winter and summer. Spring usually comes in May and is short-lived. It is very hot in summer, with occasional thunderstorms. Autumn is cool and pleasant. Most of the first snow falls at the end of 10 until the middle of March of the following year.

Ottawa Ottawa

Ottawa is the capital of Canada and the seat of the federal government. The green copper roof of the Capitol, the peace tower in the city and the famous tulip garden are regarded as the symbols of our country by China people.

Ottawa is located on the banks of the Ottawa River (the border between Ontario and Quebec) and is the most popular bilingual city in China. The capital is on the Ontario side, which is connected with Hull, Quebec. Most residents of Hull are French Canadians, and the whole city is multi-colored. Many tourists visit parks, gardens and historical sites in Ottawa during the day, and then enjoy a good night in clubs and restaurants in Hull at night. The capital is adjacent to Ottawa-Ottawa-Carlton in Carlton District and Ottawa-Ottawa-Hull in Hull District, with more than one million residents, and the residents of Ottawa City are about 31.150,000.

The climate in Ottawa can become extreme between winter and summer. Spring usually comes in April and lasts for a short time. Summer is usually sunny, hot and humid, with occasional thunderstorms. Autumn is mostly cool and comfortable. The first snow falls at the end of every year 1 1 until the middle of April of the following year. Winter in Ottawa is very cold.